11-22-2020, 11:19 PM
For starters:
- I have an authentic Windows 10
- I have an authentic Dualshock 2
- My Windoes is up-to-date, so are my drivers
- I'm using one of those blue triangular adapters on amazon
The issue is the following: My LAPTOP detects the controller as "Twin USB Joystick"; even the analog light turns on/off if I press the button - however, the analogs themselves don't work, neither few butttons. https://prnt.sc/vnvqk6 When I go to "Set up USB controllers" and try testing the buttons, they don't seem to respond, even though the LAPTOP detects the controller. https://prnt.sc/vnztao
I am using an USB hub, but the adapter is directly plugged in the LAPTOP, as I thought that was the problem.
It says the device is working properly, I even tried searching for drivers, but it says it's up-to-date. I am using the port1 by the way; not port2 by mistake.
At least, my Nintendo 64 USB controller works PERFECTLY.
Help. Lol.
Any more information I missed, let me know, if that helps you to provide a fix.
- I have an authentic Windows 10
- I have an authentic Dualshock 2
- My Windoes is up-to-date, so are my drivers
- I'm using one of those blue triangular adapters on amazon
The issue is the following: My LAPTOP detects the controller as "Twin USB Joystick"; even the analog light turns on/off if I press the button - however, the analogs themselves don't work, neither few butttons. https://prnt.sc/vnvqk6 When I go to "Set up USB controllers" and try testing the buttons, they don't seem to respond, even though the LAPTOP detects the controller. https://prnt.sc/vnztao
I am using an USB hub, but the adapter is directly plugged in the LAPTOP, as I thought that was the problem.
It says the device is working properly, I even tried searching for drivers, but it says it's up-to-date. I am using the port1 by the way; not port2 by mistake.
At least, my Nintendo 64 USB controller works PERFECTLY.
Help. Lol.
Any more information I missed, let me know, if that helps you to provide a fix.